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    Zero is my hero: Despite being shut out in two of three matches, Canada takes third at Algarve Cup

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    See you in Switzerland: Fury to take sanctioning case to Court of Arbitration for Sport

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    Zero is my hero: Despite being shut out in two of three matches, Canada takes third at Algarve Cup

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    Two games at Algarve Cup, no goals from open play

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    Canada held off the scoresheet by Iceland: Time for some knee-jerk reaction!

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    Attack in black: Sinclair’s 178th goal gives Canada a win over Norway

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  • April 1, 2019 Belan sets cautious path towards CanPL
  • March 6, 2019 Zero is my hero: Despite being shut out in two of three matches, Canada takes third at Algarve Cup
  • March 1, 2019 Two games at Algarve Cup, no goals from open play
  • February 27, 2019 Canada held off the scoresheet by Iceland: Time for some knee-jerk reaction!
  • February 26, 2019 Toronto FC exits CCL with a whimper on a cold night
  • February 19, 2019 Woeful TFC is punished in Panama
  • February 11, 2019 Canada Soccer plays most of the hits, saves Herdman for the encore
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  • January 30, 2019 CanPL roundup: Wanderers go local, former England U-17 joins the Cavalry
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Impact sees red as Dynamo runs riot in Eastern Conference playoff

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact
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1 Nov 2013

He would not be the only Impact player sent off. Montreal would have only eight men left when the final whistle blew.


Impact’s loss to New England puts playoff hopes in peril

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact
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12 Oct 2013

“It's always difficult to explain after a game like this one,” declared head coach Marco Schallibaum in his post-game comments. “In short we were not strong enough. We were not able to cause the other team any difficulty. The will was there but the quality was not. We took a goal in the first half and were chasing it the rest of the game. We were not strong in the last 20 metres. We were just not good today,” he concluded.


Impact snatches draw out of the jaws of defeat in Chicago

By Mike Wyman
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29 Sep 2013

In a match more memorable for milestones and miscues than technique or tactics, the Montreal Impact scored first, scored last and managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of all-but certain defeat, tying the Chicago Fire 2-2 at Toyota Park.


Whitecaps 3, Impact 0: Schallibaum erupts over game-changing decision

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact, Vancouver Whitecaps
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21 Sep 2013

“He whistled for a penalty and then he was influenced by the fourth official who said he didn't think it was,” Schallibaum said following the game. “For me it's a scandal because a decision was made and then all of a sudden it's not a penalty. It was something that changed the game even though we did not play a strong first half and we were unlucky on the penalty to Hassoun.”


Schallibaum: Crew continues to be the Impact’s “bête noire”

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact
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14 Sep 2013

“There wasn’t a lot missing today,” he continued. “A centimetre’s difference here or there and things might have been different but the game's like that. Even though we came away empty-handed today we are still on track to achieve the objectives we set at the beginning of the season.”


Impact scores four against 10-man Revs

By Mike Wyman
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9 Sep 2013

New England starting 'keeper Matt Reis was given a straight red for his tackle on Marco Di Vaio, in alone after being declared offside on two occasions earlier. After Bobby Shuttleworth replaced Reis and midfielder Chad Barrett had his night terminated, Patrice Bernier stepped up to the spot and, using the hesitant approach to the ball that has yet to fail him in MLS, slowly rolled the ball inside the left post after Shuttleworth had committed the other way.


Impact comes oh so close to late equalizer in Chicago

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact
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11 Aug 2013

Challenging to the very end, Montreal’s last attempt came on a set play in the third of four minutes of added time. Romero’s cross sailed into the six-metre box and was met by Matteo Ferrari. The Italian central defender headed it towards the inside of the near post, picking a spot that was defended by five-foot-eight, 146-pound Rolfe rather than Johnson, a six-foot-three, 217-pounder.


Schallibaum’s decision to play Impact regulars in CCL surprises San Jose

By Mike Wyman
in :  CONCACAF, Montreal Impact
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8 Aug 2013

“We had to do what was best for our club. We’ve played three games in eight days,” Watson said before mentioning that the lineup Schallibaum sent out came as a bit of a surprise. "We didn’t expect them to field their A-team.”


Iapichino’s struggles contribute to Impact’s loss to last-place D.C. United

By Mike Wyman
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4 Aug 2013

The Swiss defender, although not the only man to contribute to the loss, turned in a performance that will have fans and critics asking why local products Maxim Tissot and Karl Ouimette are not seeing more minutes.


Not even close: Impact loses Eastern Conference lead after being routed by Red Bulls

By Mike Wyman
in :  Montreal Impact
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14 Jul 2013

On the short end of a 2-0 score by the quarter-hour mark, Montreal were let down by its defence and dominated, as is his custom, by Thierry Henry. The French forward’s goal and pair of helpers ran his lifetime record against the Impact in MLS play to seven goals and three assists in four matches.


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